Attach your specs to submit your Contract Manufacturing RFQ and we’ll get sourcing started. No obligation — this begins a conversation, not a contract.
The more information in your RFQ, the faster and more precise ICT’s response. Partial specs are always accepted but here is what makes the difference between a vague inquiry and a program-ready quote.
PDF prints with all dimensions, tolerances, material callout, and surface finish specified. Native CAD (STP, STEP, IGES) is preferred for tooling quotes. Zip all files into a single file under 20MB. If you only have a sketch or concept, submit it – ICT can work with whatever stage of design you’re at.
Estimated annual production quantity. If volume varies, give a range (low / expected / high). Volume is the single biggest driver of process selection, tooling amortization, and supplier tier a 500-piece-per-year program and a 500,000-piece-per-year program get very different process and country recommendations for the same part.
Specify your quality requirement: APQP/PPAP (and level – 1 through 5), ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 13485 (medical), AS9100 (aerospace-adjacent), or custom customer-specific requirements. ICT manages APQP/PPAP for all offshore programs by default. If you have a specific customer quality requirement document, include it in the zip.
If you have a target unit cost or landed cost budget, include it. ICT builds a full landed cost model (unit price + tooling amortization + freight + tariff + quality risk) knowing your target lets ICT tell you immediately whether the program is achievable at your budget, and which process and country combination gets closest.
For the best response, include: part prints or CAD files (PDF or STP/STEP, zipped under 20MB) with material callout, tolerances, and surface finish specified; annual volume (low/expected/high range); quality standard required (APQP/PPAP level, ISO 13485, etc.); target landed cost or budget (optional but speeds up scoping); country of origin preference (or N/A); and timeline constraints (first article date, production start). Partial information is always accepted, ICT will ask the right questions during the scoping call.
ICT Manufacturing responds to all RFQ submissions within one business day. For urgent sourcing needs, contact the team directly at 765-413-4188 or mmusleh@inconsultingandtrade.com. The initial response confirms receipt, routes to the right team member based on part category, and schedules a scoping call if needed. A structured quote with process recommendation, country of origin, and landed cost estimate is typically delivered within 5–14 business days depending on part complexity.
Yes. ICT Manufacturing has an NDA available for download on the RFQ page. Sign and return it and ICT will countersign and send it back within 24 hours. You do not need to wait for the NDA to submit an RFQ, submitting does not waive your confidentiality protections.
No. Submitting an RFQ to ICT Manufacturing is completely non-binding. It begins a conversation — not a contract. ICT reviews your requirements, identifies qualified suppliers, and provides a sourcing recommendation and landed cost estimate. You then decide whether to proceed, at your own pace and timeline.
ICT Manufacturing sources: castings (sand, investment, gravity, HPDC – primarily India), CNC machined parts (turning, milling, Swiss turning – India and Taiwan), fasteners and hardware (standard, custom, VMI – Taiwan and India), gears and power transmission (AGMA-classed – India and Taiwan), injection molded parts (engineered resins – China and India), assemblies and kitting, rapid prototyping (FDM, SLA, SLS, DLP, MJF), medical/orthopedic components (ISO 13485 – Malaysia and Singapore), and firearm and defense components.
